Scaled Agile SP-SAFe-Practitioner Dumps Questions Answers

The Iteration Review is a cadence-based event, where each team inspects the increment at the end of every Iteration to assess progress, and then adjusts its backlog for the next iteration. During the Iteration review, each Agile Team measures and then demonstrates its progress by showing working stories to the Product Owner and other stakeholders to get their feedback1. The Iteration Review provides two views into the program: how the team is doing on the Program Increment and how the team did on the Iteration. The first view shows how the team is progressing toward its Team Program Increment (PI) Objectives, which are the measurable outcomes that the team intends to achieve in a PI2. The second view shows how the team performed in the current Iteration, based on the Iteration Goals and the completed stories1. The other options are not views that the Iteration Review provides into the program, but rather aspects of the team culture or behavior that may be influenced by other events or practices in SAFe. References: Iteration Review - Scaled Agile Framework, Team PI Objectives - Scaled Agile Framework

The Portfolio Canvas is a tool that defines the current state of the portfolio, as well as the future state vision, using the Business Model Canvas template1. It describes the development value streams, the solutions they deliver, the customers they serve, the budget allocated to each value stream, and other vital activities and events required to achieve the portfolio vision2. The Portfolio Canvas is used to capture and analyze the current state of the portfolio, as well as to generate and evaluate multiple future state scenarios, based on the SWOT and TOWS analysis2. The Portfolio Canvas provides input for defining the future state vision and the portfolio backlog2. References: Business Model Canvas, Portfolio Vision

 A cross-functional Agile Team is a team that has all the skills and competencies needed to define, build, and test an increment of value in an Iteration. A cross-functional Agile Team is composed of team members who have different roles and expertise, such as developers, testers, analysts, designers, etc. A cross-functional Agile Team is also optimized for communication and delivery of value, as it minimizes the handoffs, dependencies, and delays that may occur when working with other teams or functions. A cross-functional Agile Team is able to collaborate effectively, deliver value frequently, and respond to changing customer needs and feedback. References: Exam Study Guide: SP (6.0) - SAFe® Practitioner, Agile Team